The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-10-28
Condemned News Items.

Condemned News Items.
Gen. Sheridan decides that new barracks
and n larger iorce are needed at Fort Smell
ling
A well arranged fight between Harry Gil
more and Billy Myer took place in Wscon.
sin. The little llinoisian got away with
tho Canadian eX-champion in right good
style.
Rnstem Effendi, the secretary OF the
Turkish lega ton. died in Washington. He
had been in Washington many years.
Seven United States senator's spent the
summer in Europe. They were Palmer,
stoekbrdge, Hale, Frye, Spooner, Aldrich
and Hawley.
Levi p. Morton is building $500, 900
apartment house on the site OF the histor-
ic Hooper mansion in Washington.
Gov. Sawyer OF n H., recently vetoed
the Hazen or Boston & Maine railroad
bill. The governor says that he is moved
to object to the bill for the reason that
corrupt methods have been extens lively
used in promoting its passage.
The twenty. fourth annual international
convention OF the Brotherhood OF l.ocmo.
tive Engineers opened in Central hall,
Chicago. Mayor Roche and Gov. Oglesby
made speeches OF welcome.
Dr. William A. Hammond Of New York
city enjoys n medical practice which nets
him S75. 200 n year.
The st. Paul & Duluth is credited with
the intention to build an air line from st.
Paul to Omaha.
AT Winfield. Kan. E. j. WILDER. prom.
inent capitalist and politician is uuder ar.
rest on the charge OF murder in the first
degree.
Washington Special: A few days ago
Secretary Lamar reversed decision OF
Commissioner Sparks, which resulted in
giving t" the Chicago. ST. Panl, Minneapo.
lis 4 Omaha Railway company about two
missioner alleged rightly belonged to the
United States as an Indian and military
reservation. The commissioner is now
preparing letter to the secretary request
ing him to review his recent decision. 1t ia
believed that in the event Secretary Lamar
does not reverse his decision, Sparks will
tender his resignation.
An official report from Tampn says there
were twelve new cases OF yellow fever and
three deaths; one under treatment; forty.
one cases, one dying and four critical.
p. r. Warman, founder and manager OF
the Cincinnati Commercial agency, has
disappeared.
The largest output for any single week by
any copper stamp mill in the world WIS
made by tho Calumet & Hecla stamp mill
for the week ended Monday 17th-GS9
tons. l, ,445 pounds.
NJ. H, Day will probably have Judge
Francis place on the supreme bench OF
Dakota.
The following pensions have been grant.
ed: Observation-Disclosures OF j. Summers,
Crystal Lake; father OF I. A. Ripley, Little
| Lake; original: o. o. Sisaon, Black River
Falls; c, Gadient. Milwaukee; H. Collins,
Stoughtoni L. F.. Larkins, Milliston; NJ.
| w. p. Ottarson, Ford du Lac; G. w. Lee,
| Alma Center. Minnesota: l.. A. Brooks,
Renville Station; j. d. Mccarthy. Hastings;
| s. Mead, Window. Dakota: w. Sher-
dan, Ordway.
jesse Brown wealthy young man OF
| Washington, expects to win bride in the
person OF q daughter Of the British minis.
ter, Sir Lionel Sackville West.
| For his services as leading attor-
ney for the condemned anarchists
Butler will receive a fee OF $1,000
and $3.50 q day. Frank Stauber tho
treasurer OF the defense association. says
that all the money necessary will be forth.
coming
The statement that tho recent interna.
| tional military encampment at Chicago
was fizzle is verified by the First Regi.
ment team OF Minnesota. Though the
| boys are entitled to $3.50 In prize money,
they will only receive 80 per cent OF the
amount owing to the fact TINT the funds
| OF the encnmpment are now in the hands
| OF receiver.
| At Cleveland, Ohio. IN assignment was
filed in the probate court by the Excelsior
/ nEv,sv,
debts. $4,000.
ers Edgerton and Oberly has reached that
point where one or The other OF them will
he compelled to leave the commission, and
! the president will not be at home many
days before he will be compelled to take
action to stop what is rapidly degenerat.
| ing into q scandal.
| Three tenants on the estate OF Lord
Clanricade have been evicted, Patrick
Campbell strenuousy resisted the officers
and during the melee his daughter Mar.
paret was struck on the head with crow.
bar and severely injured. Eight women
/ md two men were arrested.
Genera! Greeley has published his con.
clusi ons as to the use Of alcohol in high
latitrdes, based upon his Arcticexperience.
He says: "Given in small quantities after
/, the days work was over. they distinctly
stimulated the mental faculties, without
any unpleasant effects. This small guam.
tity was generally about two ounces.
More than this seemed merely a waste
4 In the later history OF the expedition it
was recorded that one fourth Of an ounce
OF pure alcohol, diluted with three times
| its weight 81 water, had an equally pro,
nounceti effect, II seeired to supply f0od
and to have decided alimentary value 2
William Graham. barristev, has been In
structed to draw the papers 10. the Lon,
don Times defense in the action brought
| against that paper by Frank Hugh. o. Don,
mel. for ESQ, 900 damages for libel In pub.
fishing remarks about him in its articles
on "Parnellism and Crime" Sir Henry
James and Lumley Smith will defend the
1 Times
The Norwerian bark Bravo, Just arrived
from Charleston, reports that on Sept. 90
abe Picked up Capt. Cunhn, his vile, two
sailora and sixteen passengers OF the Amer.
lean schooner Carrie ". Clark.
Adispatch has been received from Chi.
hauhau, Mcxa stating that John Dicker,
!! son, who was well known on the coast az
q capitalist and speculator ia various en-.
terprises, had beenshot and killed by Mex.
icnn bandits.
At Washbarn. Wis, the dwelling house
| and saloon owned oy j. B. Hubert were
totally consumed by fire.